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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-11
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph NJ. Allen,
deceased.

Order appointing time and place for settle
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
ATRAIN'S NARROW ESCAPE
FROM A COMPLETE BURIAL BY
A LAND SLIDE
At Monte Carlo-Ihe PrussiIn Eccle-
siastical Bill TO Be Accepted In
Difference TO the Pope.

MONTE CARLO, April IA heavy
land slide occurred here today. I'm
mense masses of rock and earth slid
down and now entirely block the rail-
way and carriage road. Trains from
Cannes and Menione, well laden with
tourists, had marvellous escapes from
destruction, getting over the tracks
just in time to avoid annihilation. The
land fall is 30 great that it will stop
all railway communication with Monte
Carlo for at least twenty.four hours.
The land slide was undoubtedly the
result Of the shocks which the prom
ontory received during the earth
quakss which began along the whole
Riviera on the morning Of Ash We'd
nesdsy. The first shock was the
greatest In force. II will be remem-
bered that while all the other towns
in the Riviera were badly shaken
by these earthquakes, Monte Carlo was
pronounced entirely unaffected. Scieu-
Iists aseribed this to the solid. rocky
character of Monsco's formation. Refu.
gees from all the other resorts hocked
here. Today's vast land slide, occurring
as it did at point where engineers a
generation ago caused, as they
thought, the complete removal of al
unstable prof sctions or overbangings
and where for years the railway and
highway travel has been very great
shows how violent the earthquakes
were, and that Monte Carlo, contrery
to general opinion, was in reality bad
IL shaken, although the population
did not notice it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
PROHIBITION.
The MsJoritiss Against the Amend
ment Grow Less.

DETROIT, MICH, April THE exact
figures on the prohibition amendment
are still unknown. Slowly the msior
ity against the amendment has been
cut down, but 1t is thought unlikely
that it will 20 much farther. All pub
lished reports vary more or less, rang
ing from 1850 TO 5000. The Evening
Journal today gave the former figures
and says; The prospect oil its passage
is now extremely favorable if not prob
able.
The Free Press has figures giving an
anti-piohibition majority about twice
that Of the Journal, and expresses the
opinion that it will remain there
abouts. About thousand votes high
or, or in the neighborhood OF 1000, is
where the Tribune places 1t. From
several counties the reports ara con-
q citing, in some cases vary ing 500 to
coo votes, and the official returns will
be needed 10 settle which is correct.
The Prohibitionisls do not yet concede
their defeat. A, before stated in these
dispatches, an important f.ctor in the
prohibition campaign was the temper
ance element that doubted the fleet.
iveness of the measure. There ia lit
tie doubt that the amer dment was de-
teated by temperance voters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
FLORENOR. ALA.

The beautiful little city OF Florence,
Ala, sitting SO easily on the Tennessee
river, has at last begun to assert its
claim to commercial and manufactur-
Ing Importance. Founded seventy
years ago by the shrewdest men OF
the dsV, among whom were Madison,
Monroe aud jackson, It should
have been q leading city long
slnce. bat ewing to want Of push and
capital IL failed to reap the fruits OF
lie unrivaled position. Situated at
the head Of navigation, with coal and
iron easily accessible both north and
south, and with the steamboat canal
nearly completed, by which coal, iron
and lamber can be delivered from
HAst Tennessee; with railroads now
o0nVsrGing and come TO meet there
from all points Of the compass, ant
with the noble Tennessee river flow
ing al its feet, Florence possesses ad
Vantsge-commercial and manufactur
ing-rArely equsled. AZ a place o
residence, It has peculiar merits
With Gne schools, a cultured popula
ton, good health splendid drainsge
s!sea;s SO vol srS7sIsd tha. mud ]
| almost unknown, and grand scenery
[ this little city needs only TO be seen +
3 be admired. The sale OF lots vii
: comnencs April 26.h. Money canno
: DO more eaiely invested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
RHODE ISLAND.
Result and Vote Of the Election Held
ON Tuesday.

PROVIDENCE, r l., April THE
vote for Lieutenant Governor OF
Rhode Island at the election held yes
terday resulted as follows: Honey
Dem J, 1925; Darling (Rep J, Is, 915;
Kimber pro 1858. The last of the
returns were not in until after daylight
this morning. The results Of the con-
test may be summarized rs follows:
John w. Davis Dem is elected Gov
ernor by 973 majority. Thsre Is no
election for Lieutenant Governor or
Secretary OF State. Ziba o. Slocum
dem J, Is elected Attorney General
by 25l8 majority, and ]. G.. Perry
dem General Treasurer by 1909 ma
j1rity. The majority against the
woman suffrage amendment is 1913
In this city the entire Democratic AS.
sembly ticket is elected. The Senate
stands: Republicans, 10; Democrats,
II, and there was no election in five
CASES. The House will comprise ~
Republicans and 80 Democrats, with
twelve districts yet to bs heard from.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

II Senator Hscock is to be believed,
Ia for ths man VINO can carry New
York against Cleveland or Hill, and
that man, Mr.. Hiscock believes, is
Hi;cock. The Plumed knight gave
this |, formation to Mr.. Hiscock at q
recent dinner at Delmonico's. But
neither Hiecock roy Blaine can carry
New York against Cleveland or Hill.
Together these gentlemen ara more
than match for all the Republican
leaders Of the Empire State in lump.
Bat the Roch 9stsr Herald thinks this
"suggestion OF Hiscock, or any other
New Yorker, from Mr.. Blaine's
irienda 10 simply counter move to
tho ono made in Pennsylvania by Don
Cameron. who is holding that fort fol-
Sherman. II means Blaine as much
as II 1t said Blaine. Ia the meantime
tho P.umed knight will 90 to Europe
and set up cable telegraph Office In
aoms convenient place whore voice
may come TO him from aisr under thu
sad aoa waves, and where he may give
the regular telegraph operators q good
many hints In the art OF manipulating
wires OF ono kind and another"
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relieves him Of q heavy respon-
sibility and allows him time
and liberty to occupy himself with
such routine work as under other cir.
cumstances he might fad it difficult, IL
not impossible, to perform. should
certificate be given, as should always
be the case when books are found cor
rect, such a document becomes a
strong recommendation in favor of a
bookkeeper when he seeks to improve
his position or for any other reason
finds himself seeking another situa-
ton, ACCOUNTANT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.


81 far as municipal elections are con-
cerned, Is about to be tested in Kan
sas. 60 the telegraph tells us, just as
II Il had not been tested in other places
and to the satisfaction Of everybody.
There Is nothing in the casting OF a
ballot GO overwhelming as that women
cannot compass It So we'll as men do.
II Ia at best but the exercise OF free
will guided by good sense and discre-
ton and knowledge Of policies sud
men. But how many men are there
who are influenced either by coed
sense or discretion, or policies in such
matters and who are not the slaves Of
pref dice or d meni Wherever
women have exercised the ballot In
the eleoioR Of public school trustees,
In England or in this country, 1t hiss
resulted In the selection Of working
boards OF education and great adj
vance In school work and better re-
suits for the children. And 80, wher-
ever they have voted for municipal
ofiicsB they have made the franchise
| In thek hands felt great power
for good morals and good gov
ernment. There is nothing easier
Than the belittling Of women
who are su1ragists. But two genera
tions Of them in the last forty years
have got used to this in the United
States. No matter what cause women
have e9poused in that time they have
bean sneered a, and held up to ridl
Guile by NE thoughtless and ignorant
But this Notwithstanding, they have
held on their way. accomplishing herr
and there a little, and today FIND
thea Ielves sustained and supported
by Thousands OF the ablest and best
men Of the country, who welcome the
help of women in governmental al
fairs. They realiSs that those VIII
m IKE tho men who govern are at leas
as capable as their children; that the
creature is seldom ADLER than the ere
asor; that the ssrCam cannot run high
, or than It's source.
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ford. president Of the Southern Pacific
railroad. It VIII Re seen that any inter
ference with that and the other Pacific
railroad companies that have contract
ed TO carry Chinese and Japanese
freigh:s through to destination at, Of
course. epecial rates, will work disaster
to business that has been carefully
built up and foatered by these corpo-
rstionr. and which might, stimulated
by the extraordinary efforts being
made by the Canadian Pacific people,
lead to the diversion OF 1t over that
now competing route. The Interests
thus involved ara international as well
fs transoontinentsl, and the solution
OF the troubles by which they are
beset through the interstate act
calls for the exercise OF the high
est order Of craftsmanship. The
Commissioners have q most difficult
task, the most difficult ever given to
any body OF men upon this continent,
and they will find even the most care
fully considered Judgments assailed, az
in this case, go involved and intricate
are the various railroad interests oil
the country. They are as diverse as
the varying interests Of the States
each demanding special treatment
under an act that is imperative in III
equal application to them all. Besides
which. and aggrAvating these Difficult
tiee, there are the railroad men-them
selves a great difiiculty-to encountel
on their special lines Gnc with thei
experience and training, determined
each cotsrie for their own line a
sgaiust all others, or. combined a fore
that cannot easily be moved or over
GENE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
CABLEGRAMS.

STRAsBuRG, April Herr Ka5el,
Professor delegate from Strasburg in
the Reicnstsg, is dead.
LONDON, April lex. Secretary of
the United States Treasury, Manning,
is bstter today. He took short walk
this forenoon.
DUBLIN, April Father Keller, the
imprisoned Catholic priest, has been
appointed Canon Of Oioyne by the
Bishop of the diocese.
LONDON, April Ut is learned from
trustworthy sources that Mgr. Calm
beiti ia to be made Cardinal and ap-
pointed Secretary OF State to the Vati-
can.
PANS, April Three per cent.
rentes, sol zoe for the account. The
weekly statement Of the Bank of
France shows decrease OF 1885,
O00f gold and S25. 0O0f silver.
LONDON, April THE town Of Ku'y,
in Austrian Galicia, has been almost
completely destroyed by fire. About
| 1000 persons are homeless. The fire
was Of incerdiary origin.
BOMBAY, April Mr.. Pyne, an
| English civil engineer, has gone to
Cabul, the capitol Of AighanistsD, al
the request of the Ameer, to consult
with him about the construction Of a
railway from Cabul TO Herat.
LONDON, Apil7.-Ths returns issued
by the Board Of Trade show that the
imports during the month of March
increased &l 300, 900, as compared with
the same month last year, and that the
exports increased 100000 as com.
pared with March OF 1885.
LONDON, April IA disturbance &C
cured at the town of Zlbern, Alsace
yesterday, during which number o
recruits hauled down the German flat
from the official buildings. Aboa
twenty men were concerned in the at
fair, several OF whom nave been ar
rested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
TURF NOTES,

Us. CAMPBELL made a flying trip to
Chicago, but returned last night.
E. L. CARMICHAEL, Of Tams City,
Ia, has been in tho city for several
days seeing how his horses wintered.
WALTER GRAFT, of Chestnut Hills,
Pa, is expected today, and will be
welcomed b. his friends at the
matinee.
FREE KNIGHT pulled up little lame
after his work yesterday. A short
res', it is hoped, will bring him around
all right.
FANoHETTE's lsmeness proves to be
only a sligh; crack near the frog. A
few weeks care, and the mare will! be
ready to race.
]. Z. MCDONALD will leave Mobile
Sunday direct for Memphis. Thomas's
stable follows him the next day, and
should arrive here on the 18th in
slant.
A. WILLS, from Little Rock, arrived
at the track with three horse. One, a
three year old filly, Endie Wills, is
one Of the handsomsst horses on the
track.
LAFITTE struck himself while break.
ing away for yesterdays work, and
will be given a short rest. He will,
however, be ready to start at the reg
ular meeting.
DAN Homes three year old Van
| the half brother to the great Aztec, is
it is thought, hopelessly broken down
He bowed tendon while gallopipG
yesterl>y.
Tnn pool selling for tomorrow.
races will be at the new quarters o.
the Turf Exchange. As the fields will
be large 10 each event, the bidding fol
isvorites will be spirited.
BETS are made at the track that tht
half mile will be run in fifty seconds
or better, and the mile in AT. Fol
this early in the season this tint
would cause an extra fast race, anC
would produce fighting finishes in on,
or both events.
TRAINS for Saturdays 1aces vii
leave the Memphis and Charleston
railroad depot at 2 and o'clock pm
stopping at Vance street for passen
gers. Round trip tickets, 25 cents
Grand stand and paddock tickets ar
on sale at Ksufmsnn's cigar store, cor
ner OF Madison and Second, and tn
the Memphis and Charleston railroa,
ticket office. Admission to the fsl,
| will he free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
A Slick vic Murderer.

NEw York, April 7-Wm. Thorn
son, laborer on the new aqueduct at
Kings Bridge, Westchester county,
reported to the police this afternoon
that his wife had shot and killed her
self. Investigation showed that there
had been violent struggle; that the
wound must have produced instant
death, and that the pistol from which
the ball was fred lay on a high shsli
above the woman's head. A neighbor
also saw Thomson pass before win
dow in his house with a revolver in
his hand, and shortly aiterWard heard
q shot. Thomson is under arrest for
,ha fnurder.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
FROM THE PEOPLE.
Bookkeeping We. ACCOuntAncy.

R0okkeeptnE W. AccOunhnncy.
To the Editors Of the Appeal;
As promised in my last, l send you
a few more ideas on this vexed ques-
ton, 30 interesting to all business
men,. Webster defines bookkeepei
as Zone who keeps accounts" and az
accountant as zone who has skill In
accounts" II we kesp this distinc
ton in mind we shall not, think
feel disposed to lend any aid to Led
ger" and tbs rest TO run such
pestilent fellows out OF the
city" thank you, Mr.. H., ier
that happy expression. No doubt
there are many FIRST class book
keepers in our midst who ara thor
oughly up to their work and do credit
to their business, but the ordinay
bookkeeper is as far removed from ne
ekilled accountant as the stone masin,
clever as he undoubtedly Is to GER
tain extent, is from the sculptor. She
advantage 10 the employer Of an hde'
pendent audit OF business books Iy an
expert is too apparent to mel any
argument, and the benefit to Is book
keeper is no less marked. Such
a periodical examination 'or audit
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contradictory statement.

Sioux City, Ia, April John Fitz.
simmons, who testified for the State
last week that the man ne saw shoot
Haddook ran in the direction Of the
bridge, again appeared on the stand
this morning and swore for the defense
that he wss formerly mistaken con-
corning the point He now thinks the
man who did the shooting ran in a
northerly direction. He did not be.
lieve the person was John AresndoTi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
FRANCE.
An AmbassadOr RecalIed.

PARIS, April IA semi-official
note is published referring to report
in circulation here that the French
government had demanded the re-
call Of Col. Won Villaume, first mill
tary attache of the German Embassy
here. The note declares that the con
duct of the official in question has
furnished no ground for complaint.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
GRAND OPENING


The entries for the extra day meet
ing of the New Memphis Jockey Club
will be poeted on the boards of the
Turf Exchange this evening at 6
o'clock and pools will be sold on all
three of the events, commencing at 8
O'Clock pm. This will be the opening
Of the poolroom, and cordial invita-
ton is extended to the general public
to view them. Following Saturdays
races at the track here entries will be
received and pools sold on the events
of the New Orleans spring meeting,
which commences Monday and con-
tinues for one week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
The PruEaian RccleslasticRI Bill
VIII ne Accanle0.

RoME, April 7.-Df. Windthorst, the
German Catholic leader, has sent o
telegram to the Pope saying that the
Center party will accept tho Prussiau
ecclesiastical bill as fl ial duty 10 the
head Of the church, and without any
reserve. The Prussian Minister Of
Justice, who is now in Rome, hsd a
conference today with Baron Won
Schlnt ger, the Prussian Minister TO
the Vatican.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
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THG INTERSTATE COMMISSION.
ERA.

In their desire TO shield tbs Southern
railroads rs much as possible from
loss and injury by the enforcement Of
the Interstate act, have made for them
selves supreme difficulty out Of which
II is believed they can only find a way
by suspending the long and short
haul ause as 10 all the railroads Of
the country. From correspondence
which we publiah in another place be-
tween Judge Cooley and Leland Stan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
GERMANY.
GERMANY.
The spanish Minister TO China in
Trouble.

The Spanish Minister 10 China In
Trouble.
BERLIN, April THE North German
GdE.tte quotes a statement OF the Mad
rid Epoca, stating that the Spanish
minister to China, at arecent banquet,
offered toast 10 the prosperity of
France and the success of the Re-
vanche. The Epoca fays this act Of
the Minister was gross offense
against a country with which Spain
is DESTROYS of maintaining the best
relations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

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